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INDONESIA may only need US$37 billion to shut down its coal-fired power plants, even if the bill doesn’t include building renewable energy to take their place. That US$37 billion worth of financing would be enough to buy out future revenues of 118 existing coal plants and up to 10 years of contracted coal power generation, meaning South-east Asia’s largest economy could wean off the fuel by 2040, climate analytics company TransitionZero said in a report. That’s a decade earlier than the official target.